Learning Irish Gaelic?

[BoldHighlander]

Although a word of warning: Most bar staff these days aren't from Ireland, so if ordering a pint it would be as good to know Lithuanian as Irish!

tis' true!

[davecolorado72]

Will definately be up for a pint or three :beer: You get out here often?

[BoldHighlander]

Will definately be up for a pint or three :beer: You get out here often?

hmm...thought I posted a reply to your question

No, not in a long time, however I'm hoping to later in the year to visit family.

[davecolorado72]

It's not too bad here. We have a decent pub tho:

http://www.jackquinnspub.com/

Good craic

[BoldHighlander]

It's not too bad here. We have a decent pub tho:

http://www.jackquinnspub.com/

Good craic

Cool

[davecolorado72]

You live in a nice area. Would prefer that to here. Too much of a cowboy area here....

[BoldHighlander]

You live in a nice area. Would prefer that to here. Too much of a cowboy area here....

Ha!ha! Well, both my sis' & nephew work for the PRCA head office
but I understand... yeah, I like here. Use to say I was going to move to California where it's warmer, but in truth I'd miss it. I live right near the water, with Mount Baker to the east, and each morning when I take my daughter to school I get to see the islands in the north sound.
The one pain is we have been labeled a desirable place to live/retire, and because of the water to the west & the mountains basically encircling my area there is no room for growth. So housing prices are amongst the highest in the nation
I fear we'll have another "boom" here after the 2010 winter olympcs across the border, just like after expo back in '85. I just don't know where we'll put them all!